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Think you know everything about "That '70s Show"? Think again! We've dug up some surprising guest spots and recurring roles from big-name actors you might have completely forgotten appeared on the iconic series. From rising stars to Hollywood legends, these unexpected cameos and performances are guaranteed to bring back memories and maybe a few jaw drops. Ready to rediscover your favorite show’s best-kept casting secrets?
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00:00Bert, sweetie, I think that car is trying to pass. Why don't you move over?
00:04Welcome to Ms. Mojo.
00:05And today, we're counting down our picks for the most forgotten performances
00:09from iconic actors and celebrities through the entire original run
00:13of the beloved TV series, That 70s Show.
00:16They're bound to show up here sooner or later.
00:20Right?
00:22Number 20, Eliza Dushku.
00:24Breaking into the industry with her role as Faith in Buffy the Vampire Slayer
00:28and its spinoff show, Angel, Dushku waltzed into a one-off role in That 70s Show,
00:34instantly becoming Donna's enemy.
00:37Arriving in Season 7, the Dollhouse star played Sarah,
00:40or to use her radio name, Sizzling Sarah.
00:43Unlike some people, I care about this radio station.
00:47Plus, I just love wearing a bikini.
00:49When I put one on, I jiggle just like jelly.
00:51Hired as a DJ at the same radio station that Donna worked at,
00:55Sarah quickly attracted attention from Donna's friends.
00:58Yet, to make it worse, she also successfully conspired to get her fired.
01:03Sarah, you knew that I would never do this.
01:06You were just trying to make me look bad.
01:08And it's working.
01:11You're fired.
01:12However, after a plan to trick Sarah into playing George Carlin's monologue,
01:16Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television, live on air,
01:20the new employee is quickly unemployed, giving Donna her job back.
01:23I've just been handed a hot new record,
01:26so here's George Carlin with the seven dirty words you can't say on television or radio.
01:33Seems like I almost shouldn't play it.
01:36Oh well.
01:38Number 19.
01:39Gloria Gaynor.
01:41In 1978, Gaynor morphed into a disco legend
01:44after she released the timeless hit, I Will Survive.
01:47I've got all my life to live.
01:49I've got all my love to give.
01:51I'll survive.
01:53I will survive.
01:55So considering that 70s show is set during the same time period,
01:58as the name suggests,
02:00having the icon involved made perfect sense.
02:03In the series' debut season,
02:05Gaynor played Mrs. Clark,
02:07the music teacher at Point Place High School.
02:09Here's a little ditty I've been working on.
02:11Maybe that'll help.
02:13Hit it.
02:26With the episode revolving around prom
02:29and Fez being turned down for a dance with a teacher,
02:32Gaynor belts out her 1978 hit to turn his frown upside down.
02:36It works well, considering the duo takes up the dance floor.
02:39Interestingly, the episode prom night was set in 1977.
02:43So considering this was Mrs. Clark's last appearance,
02:47she probably became Gaynor afterwards.
02:49Weren't you the one who tried to hurt me with goodbye?
02:52Think I'd crumble.
02:54You think I'd lay down and die?
02:57Oh no, not I.
02:58I will survive.
03:00Number 18.
03:01Mary Tyler Moore.
03:02A multi-time Emmy and Golden Globe winner,
03:05as well as being nominated for an Oscar,
03:07Moore is acting royalty.
03:09Fez, I look fantastic!
03:17I always give credit where credit is due,
03:20so thank you God for my fantastic bone structure.
03:24To further add to her legacy,
03:26she was also the star of the Mary Tyler Moore show,
03:29which has been highly praised for its feminism.
03:31So when Moore took a recurring role on that 70s show as Christine St. George,
03:36it was a massive coup for the producers.
03:38You've got spirit.
03:42No, Moxie, yes.
03:43Wait, no, it's gumption.
03:46Oh, there's a word for it, and I can't think what it is.
03:49The character was the lead of the talk show What's Up Wisconsin,
03:53who hired Jackie.
03:54However, she soon discovered that Christine wasn't as lovely as she was on screen,
03:58and had a massive ego.
04:00Moore's appearances in three episodes as Christine
04:03would be one of her last roles before passing away in 2017.
04:07And you snuck a rare peek behind my iron curtain, didn't you?
04:14I know.
04:14You know, I really feel like I got to know you better.
04:17Yes.
04:17You did.
04:18And so you're fired.
04:19Number 17.
04:21Brooke Shields.
04:22In season six, Jackie's mother Pam returned to the fold
04:25after running away to Mexico following cheating on her daughter's father.
04:29Oh, I love making an entrance.
04:31Be a dear and go watch my luggage.
04:33Really?
04:33Thanks.
04:35What are you doing here?
04:36Who cares?
04:37Welcome to my driveway, pretty lady.
04:39However, rather than focus solely on building a relationship with her child,
04:42Pam began dating Donna's dad, Bob,
04:45causing a confusing mess for both kids.
04:47Well, Shields nailed the performance as the bubbly Pam.
04:50I love it in here.
04:52If you put salt around the rim, it'd be like being in a giant margarita.
04:55The actor and model, who made several sitcom appearances in the 1990s and 2000s
05:01with Friends and Suddenly Susan, played Pam in multiple episodes,
05:05stealing the spotlight each time.
05:07Well, you should have heard what you said to me last night in the hot tub.
05:13You told me that you got up to get an ice cream cone.
05:17Yet Shields wasn't the first to take on the role of Jackie's mother.
05:20In season one, Pam was portrayed by Eve Plum,
05:23who's best known as Jan Brady in The Brady Bunch.
05:26The deck is new and this lovely tile walkway leads directly to the pool.
05:35Which is filled with some of the local kids.
05:39Number 16.
05:40Barry Williams and Christopher Knight.
05:42Since we name-dropped The Brady Bunch earlier,
05:45it's only right that we do so again.
05:47Good to see you again.
05:48This is Jeff.
05:53Hi, Jeff.
05:54Where's your wife?
05:55You're looking at her.
05:56Two of the franchise's stars were Williams and Knight,
05:59who played Greg and Peter Brady respectively.
06:02However, when they arrived for a one-off role in season 8 of That 70s Show,
06:06rather than playing siblings, they got much, much closer.
06:09Oh, what a game!
06:11That quarterback is 11 for 12 with no interceptions.
06:15He is hot.
06:17Ridiculously hot.
06:18After all, the duo plays a gay couple, Jeff and Josh,
06:21who become neighbors of the Foremans.
06:23As well as holding hands, the couple also shared a kiss on camera.
06:27When chatting to the TV guide about the role,
06:29Knight complimented his former on-screen brother's lip technique.
06:32The last place we lived, we had to tell people we were brothers.
06:36Who would ever believe that the two of us could be brothers?
06:39Number 15, James Avery.
06:41When Kelso joined the police academy in season 6,
06:45there was no one better to show him the ropes than everyone's favorite TV dad slash uncle, Avery.
06:50Hey, hey, if you want to play games, go join the highway patrol.
06:55Unit 10, we've got a 415 in progress.
06:58What's a 415?
07:00Why don't you look in your manual?
07:02Best known for his work as Uncle Phil in The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,
07:06the iconic performer took on the role of Officer Kennedy in That 70s Show.
07:11As a stern, stoic character that Avery excelled at,
07:14Kennedy was the perfect foil to Kelso's wacky antics,
07:18bringing out a lot of comedy whenever the two were on screen together.
07:22Why do you have a frog in your pocket?
07:25It's a surprise for the ladies.
07:28Oh, he peed on me. That's resisting arrest.
07:31While Avery was only in three episodes as Kelso's stressed-out mentor,
07:35his influence on his protege was instant,
07:38as he soon began wearing a cop mustache like Kennedy's.
07:42I hope these two delinquents don't interfere with the progress you've been making here, Mike.
07:45No, sir. Not at all, sir.
07:47Well, we'll see.
07:48I'll have my eye on you.
07:49Number 14. Billy Dee Williams.
07:52Making his screen-acting debut in 1959,
07:55Williams has done it all,
07:57including popping up for a season six episode of That 70s Show.
08:01Eric sometimes likes to talk too much about Star Wars.
08:06I understand.
08:08You do?
08:10See, this is great.
08:12Yeah, Star Wars, the greatest movie of all time.
08:16Considering Eric is a big fan of Star Wars,
08:19you'd think Williams as Pastor Dan would set off some alarm bells as he portrayed Lando Calrissian in the franchise.
08:26But not really.
08:27Eric and Donna went to see Dan at the church for counseling when the couple began experiencing relationship issues.
08:33Okay, so what brings you to counseling?
08:37A firm tug on the old ball and chain, if you know what I mean.
08:42What Eric is trying to say is we wanted to talk to someone about the pitfalls of marriage.
08:47During it, Eric and Dan gush over their love of Star Wars, which drove Donna nuts.
08:53However, it gets worse when Donna and Eric lie and claim they'd never been intimate
08:58when they recently had a pregnancy scare,
09:00causing the duo to be publicly shamed for misleading the pastor.
09:04Turn their backs on temptation,
09:08despite the lure of premarital sex.
09:13Oh no.
09:14Oh yeah, fine.
09:15So here they are, Eric Foreman and Donna Pinciotti.
09:20Number 13.
09:21Melissa Joan Hart.
09:22Playing the title role in Sabrina the Teenage Witch,
09:26Hart was a massive name in the 90s and early 2000s.
09:29Yet at the height of her fame,
09:31she guest starred in that 70s show as Mary in season two.
09:35I'm Episcopalian and my best friend's Presbyterian,
09:37but we're still best friends.
09:39It's hard work, but it's worth it.
09:41She was involved in a double date with Fez and Hyde.
09:45Mary was originally set up with the latter.
09:47However, considering how problematic and criminal actor Danny Masterson turned out to be,
09:52the character thankfully moved towards Fez.
09:55So Fez, my parents aren't home.
09:58Want to come back to my house?
09:59I have a hot tub.
10:00Hart wasn't the only Sabrina the Teenage Witch alumnus to appear in that 70s show.
10:04Her former on-screen BFF, Lindsay Sloan,
10:07who played Valerie Burkhead in The Magic Show,
10:10popped up as Patty, another date participant,
10:13in the same episode as Hart and another later on.
10:17How's it going, Patty?
10:18Good.
10:19I have to be honest with you people.
10:20Patty and I were just outside making out.
10:23Because Patty's my girlfriend.
10:28By the time That 70s Show reached its ending in 2006 with two final episodes,
10:34Long was already an established comedy and horror actor.
10:38You're a frigid, unpleasant woman who enjoys stomping on a man's heart for sport.
10:42You disgust me, Jackie.
10:47Um, I'm not Jackie.
10:49I'm Donna.
10:50Oh, you are gorgeous.
10:51After all, he was in 2004's Dodgeball, A True Underdog Story,
10:56and multiple Jeepers Creepers films.
10:59As such, it was a great idea to bring him in as Andrew.
11:02Playing Fez's childhood friend from his mysterious home country,
11:06Andrew looks nothing like Fez, and has a vastly different accent.
11:10You guys are from the same place?
11:12Of course not.
11:13He's from the west side of the island.
11:15However, this was comedically explained as the duo being from different sides of the island.
11:19Following Fez's breakup with Jackie,
11:22Andrew convinces his pal to return home.
11:24However, the plans change once again when Jackie gives Fez another chance.
11:4411. Bruce Willis
11:47Considering how many cult classics and blockbusters Willis has starred in,
11:51it's shocking he's never won a major award for his film acting work.
11:55So, let me tell you a little bit about what Vic does around here at the club.
11:59Uh, Vic, uh, who's Vic?
12:00I'm Vic. Keep up.
12:02In fact, he won a single Golden Globe for his work in the comedy-drama TV show Moonlighting.
12:07As such, for season 8 of That 70s Show,
12:10the action legend went back to his award-winning roots with a guest role as Vic,
12:14who was head of security at Chicago's Playboy Club that Kelso wanted to work at.
12:19Then, I was gonna make the move here to be closer to my daughter.
12:22Oh, you're married?
12:24I see you're not wearing a ring.
12:25Great minds think alike.
12:27The actor was actually convinced to take the role due to his friendship with Kelso performer Ashton Kutcher,
12:32who also married his ex-wife, Demi Moore.
12:35Reportedly, Willis donated his appearance fee to the American Red Cross
12:39to help the survivors of Hurricane Katrina.
12:42Hit it!
12:43Okay.
12:46Gotcha!
12:49While you'd be hard-pressed to describe Alison Hannigan as a full-on household name,
12:53the comedic actress has snuck and sneaked her way into a handful of iconic films and TV shows over the
12:59years.
13:00You're right.
13:01This one looks like the guy in the What Drugs Can Do to You film strip.
13:06From Buffy the Vampire Slayer and the American Pie film series
13:09to her career-defining run as Lily Aldrin on How I Met Your Mother.
13:1510 seconds!
13:16Suck it, losers!
13:19With so many memorable roles under her belt,
13:22it can be easy to forget that she had a two-episode stint on That 70s Show back in 2004.
13:27Wait.
13:28You like candy?
13:30Yeah.
13:31I'm out of good and plenty.
13:32It says on the box that there's plenty.
13:34But it's never enough.
13:36Jinx!
13:36One, two, three, four, five, you owe me a Coke!
13:38Hannigan played Susie Simpson,
13:41Kelso's police academy friend that Fez develops a crush on.
13:44And you really missed out because I spend a semester in France
13:47and I do stuff American girls think is gross.
13:52Number nine, Jenna Fisher.
13:54Few actors achieve mainstream success overnight.
13:57For example, it took Jenna Fisher seven years
14:00before she landed the role in a certain iconic workplace sitcom.
14:04Along the way, Fisher scored bit parts in a number of different films
14:08and TV shows, including That 70s Show.
14:11Oh, Donna, how awful.
14:13What?
14:14Oh, no, no.
14:14I just know how complete being married has made me.
14:17And I always feel so sad when I see girls your age
14:20whose window to find that kind of happiness is so, so small.
14:25The actress popped up in the season seven episode Don't Lie to Me
14:28and played Stacey Wanamaker,
14:30a character whose name feels a touch outdated
14:33and more than a little sexist.
14:35Oh, well, that's all behind her now.
14:37Honey, I've seen a lot of girls like you
14:40who wasted years on a guy who never came through.
14:43And before you know it, you're past your expiration date.
14:47Number eight, Jessica Simpson.
14:49Season five of That 70s Show kicked off
14:51with Kelso and Donna living in California
14:54after the two ran off at the end of the previous season.
14:57I sat at my mom's house for three hours.
14:59Eric still hasn't called.
15:02Hey, you know what might make you feel better?
15:05Playing pinball.
15:06Oh, there.
15:09It was during his time in the Golden State
15:11that Kelso met and began to date Annette,
15:14who was played by Jessica Simpson.
15:16I didn't know him,
15:17but there's a Carly Simon song that always cheers me up.
15:20No, you don't have...
15:21I haven't got time for the pain
15:24I haven't the room for the pain
15:28I haven't the need for the pain
15:32Oh, that was great.
15:33Anymore
15:37What do I do?
15:38Do I clap?
15:39At the time, Simpson was one of the hottest pop stars
15:42on the planet,
15:43so her three-episode arc was less of a career stepping stone
15:46and more of an attempt by the show's producers
15:48to cash in on her popularity.
15:50Be that as it may,
15:52her portrayal of the air-headed Annette was hilarious
15:54and led to more film and TV work for Simpson.
15:57I'm going back to California.
15:59Baby?
16:00No!
16:01I'll prove that I'm over her.
16:03I'll bet you 50 bucks that if we do it, I'll be into it.
16:07Goodbye, Michael.
16:09Number 7.
16:10Luke Wilson
16:10Luke Wilson was hardly a household name
16:13the first time he appeared on that 70s show.
16:16Hey, maybe I can help.
16:17I always keep a spare case of beer in the Trans Am.
16:21Little tip I picked up in the Army.
16:23However, when he made his final appearance in 2005,
16:26he'd found mainstream success thanks to roles in Old School
16:29and the Charlie's Angels and Legally Blonde film franchises.
16:33As such, it can be easy to forget that he played Kelso's older brother Casey
16:37across six different episodes.
16:39Here's my number.
16:41Oh, you know, I was going to get that from you tomorrow night.
16:43When we go out.
16:45We're going out?
16:46Yeah.
16:47I'll pick you up at the hub after school.
16:49I'll be in the Trans Am.
16:51I love the Trans Am.
16:54Everybody does.
16:56Calm, cool, and collected,
16:58Casey proved to be the perfect romantic foil to Eric,
17:01stealing Donna's affection with his good looks
17:03and devil-may-care attitude.
17:05In the end, Eric prevailed,
17:07but fans were still clamoring for more Casey Kelso.
17:10You see, Foreman, it's just words.
17:15You don't have to mean it.
17:20If you make her cry,
17:24I'm coming right back here to kick your ass.
17:28Number six, Lindsay Lohan.
17:30Okay, I want the full FES treatment.
17:32A wash, cream rinse,
17:33and a lot of that wiggly stuff you do with your fingers.
17:36It's magical.
17:38Abracadabra, baby.
17:40Let's face it.
17:41Lilo's public life, work, and image
17:44have gone through some changes since 2004.
17:46So it's easy for her That 70s show appearance
17:49to have slipped through the cracks of our collective memories.
17:52Lohan played Danielle,
17:53a client that FES attempts to seduce
17:55while working at a salon.
17:57Maybe I should blow off my date
17:58and go out with a guy like you.
18:00And when I say a guy like you,
18:01I mean you, specifically.
18:07Wow.
18:13But Danielle winds up attracting the attention of Kelso as well,
18:16and the two friends end up fighting over her.
18:19Danielle, you have to choose, him or me?
18:20I say choose, woman.
18:23Well, Fez, if I have to choose between the two of you,
18:25I mean, the choice is obvious.
18:28I choose you, Fez.
18:30What are you, stupid?
18:32What was ironic about Fez chasing after Danielle
18:34was the fact that Lohan and Wilmer Valderrama
18:37were in a relationship at the time.
18:39Unfortunately, they broke up not long after working together.
18:42You're sensitive and thoughtful and understanding
18:46and very, very sexy.
18:48Lady, don't ever stop talking.
18:50Number five, Betty White.
18:52Screen legend Betty White was an actor for over 80 years,
18:56and in that time, she accrued over 100 acting credits.
19:00Bert, sweetie, I think that car is trying to pass.
19:02Why don't you move over?
19:04Oh, he's fine.
19:06Honey, I really think you should move over.
19:08Sweetie, he can go around.
19:10Move!
19:10I'm moving.
19:11Among them was a well-received recurring role
19:14on That 70s Show.
19:16White played Bea Sigurdsson,
19:18Kitty Foreman's mother.
19:19In honor of this special day,
19:21I would like to tell you that I am thankful
19:23that you are my mother and I love you.
19:32Isn't there something you would like to tell me?
19:35Actually, I would like some more tea.
19:38In true Betty White fashion,
19:40the character's sweet and innocent exterior
19:42is hiding a caustically sharp-tongued critic
19:45whose quick wit and criticism
19:47often puts her at odds with her daughter.
19:49Mom?
19:51How you doing?
19:52Oh, I'm fine.
19:55Mom, your husband, my father, is gone.
19:58You're not fine.
19:59You're right.
20:00I think I chipped a tooth on your manicotti.
20:04When I die, get a caterer.
20:07Due to the sheer volume of work
20:09that White put in over the years,
20:11we doubt this role would land
20:12in her top 10 performances of all time.
20:14As such, it's easy to forget about her time
20:16on That 70s Show.
20:18Mom, why don't you ever really talk to me?
20:22I told you I liked your cookies.
20:25I'm gonna find your father.
20:30Bitch!
20:32Number four, Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
20:34You don't mind me being your chemistry lab partner?
20:37No, why would I mind?
20:39Just because I, you know, I tend to blow things up.
20:41Joseph Gordon-Levitt only appeared in one episode
20:44of That 70s Show, but it was an attention-getter.
20:47Joseph played Buddy Morgan,
20:48who, by attempting to put the moves on Eric,
20:51was revealed to be gay,
20:52despite owning a totally bitchin' Trans Am.
20:55Oh, hey, your car's still at school, huh?
20:57Yeah, you're damn right it is.
21:00I could drop you off if you're like.
21:02Oh, yeah, sure.
21:03And hey, guys, I'm real sorry I forgot about you.
21:06Hey, did you want to drive?
21:07Hell yeah!
21:09When Buddy steals a date-making kiss,
21:11audiences were shocked,
21:12although less so than Eric himself.
21:14But it's not me.
21:16Mm-hmm.
21:20Even then, it was clear the ultra-charismatic JGL
21:24was heading for mainstream success.
21:25But while he was originally meant
21:27to have a recurring role on the series,
21:29audiences were deemed reluctant
21:30to accept a gay character chasing Eric,
21:33resulting in Buddy and Gordon-Levitt
21:35being dropped from the show.
21:37Listen, man, if you don't want to be my lab partner anymore,
21:40then I'll understand.
21:41No, no.
21:42Oh, I didn't mean it like that.
21:43Um, look, we're still friends.
21:48Really?
21:50Yeah.
21:51Number three, Cole and Dylan Sprouse.
21:54These celebrity twins burst onto the scene
21:56with starring roles on the Disney Channel series
21:59The Suite Life of Zack and Cody in 2005,
22:02having already established themselves
22:04with roles in films like Big Daddy
22:05and shows such as Friends.
22:07When's my daddy coming back?
22:1052 minutes.
22:12The identical twins often split screen time
22:15by playing the same character,
22:17but not on that 70s show.
22:19I miss my friends.
22:21What?
22:22What?
22:24Stop it.
22:25Stop it.
22:26No, stop copying me.
22:27Stop copying me.
22:30I'm stupid.
22:31You're stupid.
22:32Damn it!
22:33The duo appeared together in season four,
22:36hanging out with Kelso
22:36after he gets separated from Hyde,
22:38Fez, and Jackie
22:39while at an amusement park.
22:41Despite limited screen time,
22:43the Sprouse boys still manage
22:44to coax a laugh out of viewers,
22:46teasing Kelso while he waits
22:48for his friends to find him.
22:49Hey, Einstein,
22:50you gonna eat that ice cream?
22:52My name's not Einstein.
22:54It's Kelso.
22:56And yeah, I'm gonna eat it.
22:58What?
23:01That's it!
23:02Number two.
23:03Amy Adams.
23:04Who'd have guessed that the girl
23:06who played Kat Peterson
23:07in the season two episode
23:08Burning Down the House
23:09would go on to become
23:10one of the greatest actors
23:11of her generation?
23:13So, that was fun.
23:15No, Disneyland's fun.
23:17That was nasty.
23:19Six-time Academy Award nominee
23:21Amy Adams' first television role
23:23was playing one of Jackie's
23:24popular friends
23:25who hooks up with Hyde at a party.
23:27Hello, Steven.
23:29Oh, I see how this is gonna be.
23:33So, when you're with your little clique,
23:35you're too good for me.
23:37Right.
23:38But they're gone now, so...
23:41Hi.
23:41The guest spot was hardly
23:43a memorable one,
23:44but it ultimately proved
23:45to be the tip of the iceberg
23:46in regards to Adams' acting ability.
23:48It wasn't long after her appearance
23:50on that 70s show
23:51that she was landing key roles
23:53in films such as
23:53Catch Me If You Can
23:54and Junebug.
23:56God loves you just the way you are,
23:58but he loves you too much
23:59to let you stay that way.
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24:33Dwayne The Rock Johnson
24:34The People's Champion
24:35is currently one of the hottest movie stars
24:37stars on the planet today.
24:39But back in 1999,
24:40he was best known
24:41for the smell of his cooking.
24:43You pile drive a little guy
24:44and the whole crowd turns on you.
24:46And then when you're standing there
24:47wondering what they're booing about,
24:49you get bit on the kneecaps.
24:50He managed to combine
24:51his two skills
24:52in this hilarious
24:53That 70s show spot,
24:55wherein he plays
24:55Eric's favorite wrestler
24:57and his own father,
24:58Rocky Johnson.
24:59Okay,
25:00you see the guy
25:00getting in the ring?
25:01That's Rocky Johnson.
25:03Now,
25:03he's the best.
25:04Whoa!
25:07The best!
25:09I'm not even fighters,
25:10I mean,
25:11it's all tricks.
25:13I could get up there
25:14right now.
25:16Hot damn!
25:17He dropped that guy
25:18right on his head!
25:19Despite spending
25:20half his screen time
25:21wrestling little people
25:22and the other half
25:23complaining about it,
25:25Johnson manages
25:25to imbue his character
25:26with depth and personality,
25:28creating a likable persona
25:30that resonated with viewers.
25:32All these years later,
25:33it's still fun to look back
25:34on The Rock's
25:35humble beginnings
25:35and, in particular,
25:37this hilarious cameo.
25:39It's really nice
25:40bringing your kid
25:41to a wrestling match.
25:42You know,
25:42I got a son
25:43and one day
25:44he's going to become
25:45the most electrifying man
25:47in sports entertainment.
25:50What was your favorite
25:51celebrity cameo
25:52on That 70s Show?
25:53Let us know
25:54in the comments.
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